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how to handle property encroachment

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ODakota
11/28/2025, 07:05:41 AM

To handle property encroachment, first verify the boundary with a land survey, then try to resolve it amicably by talking to your neighbor or using a mediator. If that fails, you may need to pursue legal options such as negotiating an easement or boundary agreement, filing a quiet title action, or taking legal action to force removal of the structure.

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